QUANTIFIERS

Quantifiers are words that ​express the amount of something.

Quantifiers always go

BEFORE the noun.

Nouns can be people, places, animals or things.

What are QUANTIFIERS?

In english we divide nouns in:

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1. Countable: nouns that can be counted and have a plural form.

2. Uncountable: nouns that can not be counted and don't have a plural form.

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A noun can be "countable" in spanish like "pan" but uncountable in english.

​To use quantifiers we need to remember that...

Multiple Choice

Countable or Uncountable?

• COUNTABLE

• UNCOUNTABLE

Multiple Choice

Countable or Uncountable?

• COUNTABLE

• UNCOUNTABLE

Multiple Choice

Countable or Uncountable? (MILK)

• COUNTABLE

• UNCOUNTABLE

Multiple Choice

Countable or Uncountable? (FRUIT)

• COUNTABLE

• UNCOUNTABLE

​A lot of, lots of, a few and many.

For Countable nouns we use:

A lot of, lots of, a little and much.

For Uncountable nouns we use:

We use them to express a LARGE amount of something.

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​Some text herThey can be used for both COUNTABLE and UNCOUNTABLE nouns

A lot of / lots of

Used to express a small amount of something.

A few is for COUNTABLE nouns.

A little for UNCOUNTABLE nouns

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​Some text here about the topic of discussion.

A few /A little

are only used for NEGATIVE

​sentences or for doing QUESTIONS.

Many for countable nouns

Much for uncountable nouns

​Some text here about the topic of discussion.

Much and Many

Dropdown

There are ​

Select answer

candies on the table.

Dropdown

There are

Select answer

oranges in the fridge.

Dropdown

There are ​

Select answer

burgers to choose from.

Dropdown

There aren't ​ ​

Select answer

vegetables for the soup.

Multiple Choice

My mom had ____ seafood at the party yesterday.

• a few

• many

• much

• a little

Multiple Choice

You don't neet to put too ____ sugar in the milk.

• lots of

• many

• much

• a little